Posts Tagged ‘Blogging from your WordPress Blog’


Traffic Creation System..”Tsunami Traffic Machine”

Sharon Hamilton on August 5, 2010 in Domains & Blogs, List Building, Welcome 29 Comments »

Tsunami Traffic Machine is a comprehensive
Traffic Generation course created by Alvin Huang &
Joel Chue.

I  purchased a couple of their products before and
they always over-deliver.

http://sharonh21.ajobkiller.hop.clickbank.net?offer=ttm

In the beginning I found the  internet marketing
business to be ‘mysterious’ at best. Sales were few and
far between.  If I got at most 20 visitors on average
in a day, I was ecstatic. Even though I spent months
on research and created great products, there
simply wasn’t enough traffic!

Determined to change the situation, when I received
Alvin & Joel’s offer on Tsunami Traffic Machine, I
decided to check it out.  Was I surprised.

So here’s what you can find in their package:

Tsunami Traffic Machine Manual
A 62-page eBook filled with executable plans
that you can use immediately to start generating traffic.
Tsunami Traffic Machine is free of fluff and very clearly
explained.  They go through the methods and principles,
it was fun and informative, and easily understood.

Tsunami Traffic Machine Videos
A set of 8 videos explaining what is covered in the manual.
The videos are presentation slides made in PowerPoint with
voice over lessons that paint a clear picture. I, for one, learn
better when I listen … so I really liked how they tied the videos
into the written manual.  These videos are educational tools
that helped my understanding and contributed to the enjoyability
of  the course.

Tsunami Traffic Machine Process Map
This is a printable mind-map which summarizes the concepts and
gives you an overall picture of how to  implement the techniques
taught in the modules.

(I actually printed this out and pinned it to my wall!)

This was the best $17 investment for my marketing venture
I’ve made so far.  It’s a terrific deal.  There is a ton of information
here, some was known to me, but most of it was new.   Implementing
these concepts on my site was easy. It was definitely worth the money.

Skeptical? Why not look at the website and judge for yourself:
http://sharonh21.ajobkiller.hop.clickbank.net?offer=ttm

Affordable Web Hosting

Sharon Hamilton on July 6, 2010 in About, Domains & Blogs, GVO, List Building, On the Lighter Side, Pendura Life Sciences, Welcome 1 Comment »

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Add an Optin Form on Your Page

Sharon Hamilton on January 6, 2010 in About, Domains & Blogs, GVO, List Building, On the Lighter Side, Pendura Life Sciences, Welcome 19 Comments »

In this section, we are going to add an optin form to your Blog.

I think its critical to provide a form on your Blog where visitors can leave their contact information. It’s how you communicate with your community, now and in the future.

The serious marketer is a communicator. Your subscribers will want to receive information from you about:

  • internet marketing tips
  • updates
  • trends
  • opportunities and
  • other pertinent information our changing technology world.

    You initiate the communication process … thru your subscription form.
    Here is a way to add the form.

    A. Login to your GVO affiliate area at http://www.gogvo.com/affiliates

    (If you aren’t a member yet, you can become a GVO affiliate using this link http://sharonh.gogvo.com)

    B. Click on eResponder

    C. Click on Campaigns

    D. Choose correct CAMPAIGN at the top right from drop down menu, [this activates your campaign].

    E. Click Forms.

    F. Click ‘Create Form’

    G. Choose ‘Subscribe Form’ under form name

    H. For Thank You Page, input the url to your blog, ie: http://www.mydomain.com

    I. Collect your subscribers First and Last name by checking the More link beside the Full Name section. You can choose First Name and Last Name or just First Name.

    J. Choose the custom fields that are setup to collect the Phone Number, Country and Referred by information.

    K. Click Create

    HTML CODE

    L. From the forms list, you will see your new form labeled Subscribe Form.

    M. Click on HTML. A popup box will appear. Put your mouse in the Box and right click, select all. Then right click and copy. You are now ready to add your form to your blog.

    LOGIN TO YOUR BLOG

    N. Click on Appearance from the blog dashboard

    O. Click on Widgets

    P. Locate the Text Widget, put your mouse on the widget, left click and drag the widget over to the sidebar menu. You will see a box with dashes show up for you to “drop” your widget. Once the widget is in place it will open a box. This is where you paste your HTML CODE for your form.

    P. Save your Widget.

    Your form is now installed on your blog.

    I recommend that you go to your blog and fill out the form to make sure it is working properly and that your followup message arrives.

    • Step-By-Step! Install a WordPress blog on your domain

    Sharon Hamilton on October 11, 2009 in Domains & Blogs 12 Comments »

    GVO INSTRUCTIONS:  Install a WordPress blog on your domain

    An alternative to creating website design and website building, is to install a WordPress blog right on your new domain.  In a few minutes you can install it and begin posting and publishing your information.

    Follow these steps to create the site:

    I.  Access your Cpanel for your domain

    1. Go to your webhost manager,
    2. Click  ’List Accounts’,
    3. Locate your domain and
    4. Click on the CPanel icon to the right of the domain name
      HINT:  ”it’s blue and looks like a CP”.  This will open the control panel for your domain and will automatically login.

    II. Secure the Settings.

    1. You need to logout of your cpanel and
    2. Then choose to login again.  It’s an administration thing.

    III. Final Installation Steps.

    1. Once logged in for the second time, look at the icons on your control panel.
    2. Scroll to the bottom and
    3. Select the Fantastico icon.
    4. Click on the icon.
    5. You will see a new menu on the left.
    6. Locate the WordPress script.
    7. Click on the WordPress link.
    8. Follow the instructions to install your Word Press blog.

    IV. Important!!

    IMPORTANT NOTE:  You will need to create an admin username and password, PLEASE WRITE THESE DOWN.  You will need them to login to your blog once you install it.

    When the installation is complete, the system will give you notice and at this time you can choose to have the installation information emailed to you.

    I recommend you do this!

    V.  Things to know about when setting up your Word Press blog

    Ok, now that your Word Press blog is installed, you want to learn a few key points about managing the info on your blog.  With your WordPress blog, you can create “pages” (which are static) AND “posts” (which change every time you post a new article).

    1. Pages vs Posts
      With an installed WordPress Blog, you have the option of posting articles just like you do on a Blogspot blog, but what I like about WordPress is I can also create pages and I can set up the system to open a page instead of a post.  The default is usually to your latest post.
    2. You can have several WordPress blogs going depending on the specific categories you discuss on each.  Its a good way to interact with like-minded people AND a good way to find a target market for your internet business.
    3. On my main site here, I have pages setup for “about me”, “subscribe”, and a “resources” page where you could even refer between blogs to your own posts when the subject matter is appropriate.

    REMEMBER:  Pages are static: but blog posts change every time you post a new article.

    VI.  Word Press Blogging Tips

    ADDING WIDGETS!  You can add widgets to your blog, much like adding Gadgets on a Blogspot blog.  Here’s how:

    1. Go to  your WordPress back office,
    2. Click on Appearance and
    3. From the Appearance menu, you will see the Widgets option.

    CHANGING TEMPLATES!  You can choose from a wide range of templates – something to suit everyone’s taste.  Remember, your blog is your personal space where people will get to know you.  Here’s how:

    1. From the Appearance section, choose Add New Themes and
    2. Select from the many themes available.  You will be able to install the theme then activate it in just a few simple steps.  It’s also easy to change your theme if you choose to.